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MILWAUKEE 鈥?A new album focusing on restorative justice made by Milwaukee youth will soon be released. The album was made in collaboration between Milwaukee youth and the organization Your Move MKE. It s a youth empowerment organization on the city s south side. Its mission is  building community through Hip Hop initiatives .On Thursday, March 28, Your Move MKE hosted a listening party for the organization s first-ever album titled  YMRJ  which stands for  Your Move Restorative Justice  which will be released on April 4th. All stanley us  the artists for the album are youths from the city. The album tackles issues with the justice system and the artist s experiences growing up in Milwaukee.Watch the video to learn more about the album and Your Move MKE...            Your Move MKE to release restorative justice album made by Milwaukee youth                            Community leaders, politicians, and law enforcement attended. Participants listened to the music while watching the lyrics on screen.  stanley cupe Afterward, there was a brief question-and-answer period stanley uk  to learn more about the album.Your Move MKE runs multiple programs: Makin  Moves Breakdancing, Hip Hop Chess Club, Urban Skills, Restorative Justice Cyphers, and Urban Trade Skills Resource Center.The Hip Hop Chess Club began just before the pandemic started. It teaches beatmaking and chess to understand the importance of decision-making. It proved so popular that it gave rise to the larger organization, Your Move MKE.The album will be on  Xmxg North Korea  s Kim to launch more spy satellites, build nuclear weapons
5 Q" I- G8 Q4 u" A7 d As welcome as the sound of crashing waves is after a long winter, it s just one more thing to worry about for the Village of Fox Point.The village director of public works says the lake level is always on his radar. We ve been watching it closely ever since September of 2019,  said Scott Brandmeier.Brandmeier is keeping an eye on the battle between Lake Michigan and Beach Drive.Since 2019, a good chunk of the land between the lake and the road has disappeared. We had anywhere from 2.5 stanley termosar  to 7 feet of erosion in just a six-week period of time. So we knew we needed to do something,  he said.That plan involves giant concrete bl stanley kaffeebecher ocks stacked like soldiers holding back the wave stanley botella s.A temporary fix while a more permanent one is in the works.The good news so far this spring, the lake is cooperating.The National Weather Service said the lake level is lower now than it has been. The cold snap we had in February did help with the water levels going down, it helped evaporate more of the water,  said NWS hydrologist Sarah Marquardt. Since we ve gotten rid of most of the snow, our flood risk has gone from above average to average, that s great news. But we re not out of the woods yet,  she said.Not  out of the woods  because we are still near record levels.Lake Michigan is 9 inches lower than last March, but well above average.It is on pace for a  top 5  highest march level in the last 100 years.Now, Fox Point is waiting on federal money to build out the shore about 25 feet with giant boulders.T